Chandrayaan-3 launch and separation

ISRO’s LVM3-M4 launch vehicle launched the Chandrayaan-3 lunar mission, from the Second Launch Pad (SLP) of thee Satish Dhawan Space Centre (SDSC) SHAR, Sriharikota, India, on 14 July 2023, at 09:05 UTC (14:35 local time). Chandrayaan-3, ISRO’s third lunar exploration mission, consists of a propulsion module, a lander and a rover.
Credit: Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO)

[@SciNewsRo]

Chandrayaan-3 czcams.com/play/PLpGTA7wMEDFjlt4sdzO7unlI8glruI9f_.html

[@kwasisb5390]

Good luck, hope they make it this time

[@seansixsixsix]

Congratulations to all Indian people, hard working ISRO staff and scientists from China.

[@vladimirputin.3493]

Scientists are not from china 😂😂😂😂😂.They all are Indian 😂😂😂

[@carcinogen60yearsago]

​@vladimirputin.3493
they're saying they are from china.

[@RajeevKumar-mu9wb]

❤❤❤❤

[@ius8998]

I'm a simple man...i see ISRO, instant like!

[@user-bh6rm9ds9l]

congratulations to indian people .

[@okman9684]

The most surprising part is the entire mission cost less than one F- 35B 😱

[@mutantgeralt]

That's true and ISRO should be celebrated for achieving this DESPITE being so underfunded. Even if 10% of the nationwide corruption money went into ISRO it would be fascinating to see what MORE they could achieve

[@namelesswarrior4760]

Congrats on the first stage of the mission.

[@haikalxy]

congrats ISRO! huge milestone!

[@user-lk8si6oo8j]

Bravo India ❤❤ from Canada

[@avadheshvermaverma]

Best of luck ISRO ❤....🎉

[@Skohan92]

Congratulations India and good luck with future launches.

[@use_1994]

I'm glad that they develop nice tracking of rocket during launch,wich was not the case earlier,nice footage 🌟🇮🇳

[@gauravsharma_7]

Rocket Tracking is not new to ISRO.
ISRO have this facility from Decades.

[@vineethg6259]

​​@@gauravsharma_7e probably meant the quality of the launch footage (video). It was often atrocious in the earlier launches. The cameras couldn't keep track of rocket as it rose. This time it is a lot better. But there is still vast scope of improvement. They focus too often on people's faces in the control centre than on the launch plots and graphics. And when they show the trajectory plots and launch graphics, the camera angles are awkward. Those plots themselves look too outdated. It seems they are still using the Win95 software they developed in the '90s. You can notice the qualitative difference if you check out the launch footage from NASA, SpaceX, ESA, JAXA or even CNSA.
Edit: Not to forget the jerky onboard camera that shows stage and satellite separation.

[@okman9684]

@@vineethg6259 common give it a break it cost 75 million for the mission.
Even an MQ drone cost double than this entire mission

[@vineethg6259]

@@okman9684 Does that mean ISRO do not have the funds for some decent cameras or to get someone to make modern software? 😁 This is nothing but a typical Indian bureaucratic mindset. Like other govt departments or our socialist-era companies, these ISRO folks live in a bubble of their own oblivious how things have moved ahead in the outside world. (My father worked in ISRO until his retirement. So I have some idea about what I'm talking.)
Secondly, when you quote the costs mentioned by ISRO, keep in mind that they often omit other government expenses involved in the project like salaries for the employees involved, the cost of equipments they may have purchased etc.

[@zunwang4918]

Congrat to India! Wish it a successful landing on the moon too! We need more advancements like this from developing countries

[@varun2250]

Are you from Taiwan?

[@zunwang4918]

@@varun2250 No, mainlander, why?

[@rakeshbarman3486]

​@@zunwang4918no it hasn't landed yet , rover is on the way to moon

[@zunwang4918]

@@rakeshbarman3486 yep that's why I congrated only the launch and wish a successful landing. but thanks for informing~

[@varun2250]

@@zunwang4918 Well, firstly thank you for your wishes. I didn't expect such good attitude from a mainlander. Hope more people like you are there in the world.

[@fabriciom.franco8935]

Such an beautiful rocket ❤❤❤

[@prernakumari7061]

Chandrayaan world congratulations India ♥️

[@SciNewsRo]

The Chandrayaan-3 lander observed by the Chandrayaan-2 orbiter czcams.com/video/NPDRahaKwUI/video.html

[@laxmijoshi3465]

Congratulations to isro and all indian now no one can stop india to make history

[@bapanjana5961]

IsRo is best❤🎉🎉🙏👏👏

[@chrisnathan3559]

Congrats..👍👌👏👏

[@siddharthnagani]

Jai Hind! 🇮🇳 Godspeed! ✨️ 🕉

[@football22489]

There is a mistake the rocket was lvm3 not gslv mk |||

[@SciNewsRo]

Most people know the rocket by its original name wikipedia.org/wiki/LVM3 The description of the video uses the new name.

[@rage120]

Yayy

[@emmanuelgarcia2870]

👏

[@sheetal3332]

🎉🎉🎉

[@madleon81]

I hope they improve commentary... right now it seems like poetry instead of factual explanataions

[@SKI2609]

all the explanations are shown on screen unlike other space programs where we can't understand what they are saying. Showing is better than saying.

[@blexie5042]

bravo!

[@archangel7052]

When will the landing take place?

[@yangxu1090]

8.24

[@entiremaths4754]

May be on 23 or 24 August.

[@phani1425]

First view

[@namelesswarrior4760]

Why are they still using CB radios for communications? Just doesn't give people any kinds of confidence seeing the truckies' 2way radios used in a rocket launch to the moon.

[@bittucngt2888]

Old is gold

[@vineethg6259]

Changes come slowly to Indian govt organizations like ISRO. Perhaps in another couple of decades you will see them using equipments we use today. 😁

[@death_parade]

Funny how ISRO is about to conduct its Satellite based Quantum Communication demonstration in a couple of years from now and yet still using CB radio. BTW, how did you know it was a CB radio? Genuinely curious, I am a noob in electronics tech.

[@questtech2698]

eta moon in 2 weeks?

[@bittucngt2888]

4th week of August

[@user_0125]

拭目以待，看看三哥能不能成功

[@lipun7568]

❤

[@sagarpatil6086]

Love from India 🇮🇳❤🇨🇳